Zakynthos or the Blossom of the East is one of the seven Ionian Islands. It is the second most populous island in the Ionian Sea and is located southwest of Greece. You can visit the island either by airplane or by boat from the port of Kyllini in the Mainland. The island was named after the first settler Zakynthos. Reports are also made from the hostess as she calls it Yliessa that is to say, because of the many trees and the green which still exists today.

Zakynthos is one of the islands with rich cultural tradition, history and poetry. The most important Zakynthian poet is Dionisios Solomos who wrote the National Anthem of Greece. Various activities, music, artistic and gastronomic festivals take place in Zakynthos throughout the year. From Festivals of local raw material to black currants, to knightly crafts with the s – called Giostra Di Zante, which take you to another fairytale time. Visit the Byzantine Museum in the central square of Solomos or the Museum Solomos and prominent Zakynthos in the city center on St. Mark’s Square.

The island is famous for its turquoise and golden beaches. Among them is the world famous Shipwreck Beach with a boat overlooking the imposing limestone cliffs. The famous Blue Caves for the unique turquoise color. The Marine Park, in the Bay of Laganas, which hosts the Caretta – Caretta protected sea turtle from spring to summer. Countless options and suggestions are offered on an island that everyone who visits it falls in love with at first glance. 

Enjoy an unforgettable holiday experience in Zakynthos, through picturesque locations and individual points. Visit Keri Lake, Kalamaki Beach, Banana Beach in Vasilikos area, Tsilivi Beach, Alykes Beach and the Caves in Keri, Xygia Beach and Makris Gialos on the north of the island , Saint Nikolaos Beach in Vasilikos area, Daphne Beach and Porto Limniona for unforgettable dives.